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A team of scientists has conducted the first-ever trials of a smart capsule designed to improve our understanding of intestinal gas. With the ability to measure the amount of gas present in the gut, the capsule could one day lead to targeted, patient-specific treatments.

Sudden stops can send skateboarders flying forward. That's why Streetboardz created the Boarder Kontrol Skateboard. Not only does it have rear brakes, but they're activated by a leash that keeps the rider in place on the deck.​

If you perused our Best of CES picks this year, you may have noticed our Top Wearable was Doppler Labs' Here Active Listening earbuds. Why were we so excited about the hearable? Read on for our ears-on impressions from CES.

Intel has teamed up the Ars Electronica Center to set a world record for the most drones to be airborne simultaneously. The display saw 100 unmanned aerial vehicles take flight in pre-programmed formation, offering an impressive light show synchronized to the sounds of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.

Gizmag spent a week in the 2016 Nissan Titan XD learning what this truck is really made for (and of). This is truly a Titan among trucks, with a bigger size, heavier footprint, and more powerful diesel engine than any other half-ton pickup on the market. Is more really better, though?

Toronto's Winter Stations competition aims to coax people to the city's beaches during the coldest winter months. The winning designs will be built for a temporary exhibition that runs until late March.

Two things hit you when you ride the new Indian Scout Sixty – how quick this mid-weight cruiser is and how really, really uncomfortable the stock seat feels.

You may not have yet heard of Lucky's Tale, but if you're going to be testing the waters of virtual reality anytime soon, there's a good chance you will. We sat down with the mastermind behind VR's answer to Super Mario Bros.

The humble audio jack has served music lovers well over the years, but listening to tunes on mobile devices can be something of a disappointment. The P5 and Z1 models from Phaz have their own hi-res DACs and are compatible with both USB and Lightning connections.

A new robotic glove for hand rehabilitation swaps conventional rigid electromechanical components for soft fabric with embedded actuators that are meant to conform to natural hand movements. EsoGlove is lightweight and intuitive enough for patients to use in their own homes.

A team of scientists at Rice University have come up with a Self-Adaptive Composite (SAC) that is not only self healing, but can spring back into shape like a sponge.

Researches at Stanford University have developed a safer type of lithium-ion battery that automatically shuts off before it overheats, and restarts instantly once it cools down.